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Folks, I just saw 86.5 on my thermometer at 12:07PM EDT!! It has since fallen back to a cold 86.1 lol.

It is 64 here now!!!

Quickly to 75 here now - outside shot of 80

Mid 50s here. Solid AN day

I happened to check the high temps for March and this is a bit like the mighty 1979; which Feb was insanely cold (departure -11.1) and snowy (the Washington Birthday storm...PD1), then very warm. Here's the high temp leaders: Of course, we still have half of March left to beat that 85, I suppose.

May as well post the FV-3 while you're at it.

12z today still has it. 86 to wet snow

Thunder

Yeah, it's 46 here with nearly full sun this hour even up here in the deeper cool air; water is again running out of the pack's lining the roads so melt continues.

So sorry. My 14-year-old mix same thing; sudden illness and he was gone. Never easy. Cherish the memories. It's not forever even if it feels like it now. In my prayers.

Already starting to see a light coating of pollen on the car. Spring's version of the "car topper".

I'll tell ya ...having the sun now winning over the diminishing cloud coverage is helping to offset that rude intrusion of colder air. Ironically, it cloudier where the cold is deeper up N, and shittier sky where it's SW of this boundary. Weird to have it clear where the boundary itself, is It's 45 here... not "nice" per se, but relative to what it could be on March 10 that is nice. Not ungrateful. Plus, the wind behind this boundary isn't appreciably gusting and so forth, so there's some nape quality remaining. It does seem that the momentum of the front is slowed.

GFS got to get one more epic fail in before the end of the season.

Hrrr now takes the convection further north like the nam is showing

GFS!

NAM showing some love. Sent from my SM-G998U using Tapatalk

I need 1”. Hopefully tomorrow night

Yalls 24 hour temp change down east is going to be something else. Going to be a 40 to 50 degree temp drop.

Large “Hailbergs” from last night’s storm in Grand Rapids. https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1CMgnYijVc/?mibextid=wwXIfr Edit: Does anyone know how to embed links? A long time ago it used to be easy but the site has changed.

The stratus is moving onshore now. I’m sure there will be a secondary push of raw taint with that.

Models don’t show much action today.

Your lawn needed mowing in early March?

Absolutely textbook "horseshoe" base and monster RFD cut in that first image. I didn't give the potential for recovery enough credit, I assumed once the lake breeze boundary pushed through that would be sayonara for any supercell in the vicinity. Got on a cell just as it fired north of Galesburg and it looked briefly promising and went tornado-warned for a little while, but a whole bunch of updrafts went up all around and it quickly turned into a mess (potential for that was always there given the boundary-parallel flow, but I had hoped the capping would keep it in check).